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| an example that becomes standard practice |
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| money available for investment |
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| the economic system where most businesses are privately owned and operated |
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| the government only has the powers that the Constitution clearly says it has |
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| the government can do anything the Constitution does not say it cannot do |
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| a group of farmers in western Pennsylvania refused to pay the whiskey tax, the farmers took up arms and chased away the tax collectors; the federal government proved its strength by leading an army of 13,000 soldiers into western Pennsylvania |
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| avoid siding with one country over another |
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| westerners were allowed to store goods in New Orleans awaiting transport |
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| a political party tries to influence government policy by promoting its ideas |
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| relations with the governments of other nations |
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| laws passed in 1798 to curb immigration and limit criticism of the government |
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| immigrants who are not yet citizens |
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| false or critical speech about the government |
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| states had the right to judge whether a law passed by Congress was constitutional |
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| someone who takes an extreme position |
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